What do you do with your competition certificates?

What do you do with your certificates?

  • I hang it on the wall.

    Votes: 22 21.6%
  • I keep it in a stack somewhere.

    Votes: 61 59.8%
  • I throw it away.

    Votes: 5 4.9%
  • Other (explain below)

    Votes: 14 13.7%

  • Total voters
    102
We don't get certificates for cubing here :(

I thought, there was a WCA rule that said that there have to be certificates?

Yeah at least for first place I think...

No, the rule is "6d) Organisation teams of competitions should have (at least) certificates for all category winners, signed by the leader of the organisation team and by the WCA delegate."

Because of "should", it doesn't make it a hard requirement.
 
I think I'd maybe hang them somewhere if they were on harder paper (I know the ones I printed were terrible), for some reason the one I got at NE open was on printer paper, and all the other ones were on hard paper...
 
Kind of cool that some people hang it up on the wall. It's nice to know that certificates are appreciated since they are an extra pain to make when organizing a competition. When I make them for my competitions, I use good quality paper. Some people don't realize that nice certificates cost a good bit of cash.
 
When we attend the same competition and win stuff, I trade certificates with Chris Dzoan. So I have a couple of OH awards and Chris has some BLD awards. It's funny because I suck at OH and Chris hasn't gotten a BLD success in competition since 2006.
 
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I kept all of mine, in the order I got them. Once my mom suprised me and got all of them covered in plastic, it looks nice. :)

Away with them! I burned some after Benelux 2010 actually (hooorible results) and gave some away...

It's nice to know that certificates are appreciated since they are an extra pain to make when organizing a competition. When I make them for my competitions, I use good quality paper. Some people don't realize that nice certificates cost a good bit of cash.

I don't think it is cool, Erik. Not what you do with the certificate, but the fact that you tell everyone. As Kandrew said it is an extra effort to make it for the organizers, it's not like toilet paper or tissues. On the other hand think about the people who hasn't got any of them, and want one. It's not a good motivation now, is it? ;)
 
I don't think it is cool, Erik. Not what you do with the certificate, but the fact that you tell everyone. As Kandrew said it is an extra effort to make it for the organizers, it's not like toilet paper or tissues. On the other hand think about the people who hasn't got any of them, and want one. It's not a good motivation now, is it? ;)

Exactly. I wouldn't burn my one certificate, even though it has someone else's name on it, then mine written next to it. :p
 
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